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[Preprint]. 2023 Jan 27:rs.3.rs-2488709. [Version 1] doi: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2488709/v1

Table 3.

Patient satisfaction and engagement in coaching topics immediately after pain coach educator session (n = 550)

Survey Item N %
Session was helpful
Yes 335 61.1
No 0 0
Unsure 214 38.9
Most helpful program components
Education/coaching topics 51 9.3
Toolkit items 21 3.8
Both education/coaching topics and toolkit items 252 45.8
Unsure 203 36.7
Other 18 3.3
No response 6 1.1
Most helpful education topic1
Hot/cold therapy 60 10.9
Aromatherapy 68 12.4
Virtual reality 33 6.0
Diet 8 1.5
Mind/body2 102 18.5
Exercises/stretching 22 4.0
Acupressure3 15 2.7
Pain education4 235 42.7
Other 25 4.5
Most helpful toolkit items1
Aculief® 13 2.4
Aromatherapy 135 24.5
Stress ball 41 7.5
Educational materials/brochures 68 12.4
Hot/cold therapy 110 20.0
Pain journal 7 1.3
PAMI postcard 3 0.5
Virtual reality viewer 132 24.0
Other 25 4.5
None 16 2.9
Not applicable 227 41.3
1

Could choose more than one topic or item

2

Includes breathing techniques, mindful meditation, qi-gong, tai chi, and yoga

3

Includes acupressure education and Aculief®

4

Includes pain neuroscience education and “Car with Four Flat Tires” analogy”(27)